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Idaho honors first responders who responded to deadly Canfield Mountain ambush (opens the original)
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BOISE, Idaho â Five men who responded to a deadly ambush of firefighters on Canfield Mountain in 2025 were among nine first responders honored Tuesday with the Idaho Medal of Honor. Governor Brad Little and Attorney General Raul Labrador presented the medals to Kootenai County deputies, a Northern Lakes Fire captain and engineer Dave Tysdal, who was shot during the attack. "We can never fully repay those who risk everything to protect us. But today we can say that we see your sacrifice, we hon
Spokane area fires expose evacuation challenges as region grows with new housing developments (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â The recent wildfires that swept through the Spokane area forced one of the region's largest mass evacuations, moving 65,000 people out of their homes in a matter of hours. But the experience exposed a critical vulnerability: the infrastructure simply couldn't handle the volume of traffic fleeing the danger. Now, as developers propose hundreds of new housing units in and around the affected areas, some people who live nearby are asking: what happens the next time a fire forces
4 The People: Washington sues USPS over new mail-in voting rules ahead of midterm elections (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Washington joined 24 other states in filing a lawsuit against the United States Postal Service on Wednesday over mail-in voting regulations the state contends violate voter privacy and impose added costs on the state. The legal challenge marks the latest development in a dispute that began in March when President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the USPS to create specific regulations for mail-in voting. The president has publicly stated his desire to eliminate
Man arrested for stealing from Spokane home during evacuation (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â A Spokane man was arrested for stealing from a home while its owners were evacuated during recent fires, with video evidence and social media playing crucial roles in his arrest. Lawrence Moss pleaded not guilty in court today on charges related to the break-in. According to court documents, Moss admitted to police that he stole a gun and guitar from the home and later sold them for drugs. Timothy Stanley was paddle boarding with others when evacuation orders came down. Unable
Spokane Police Department and Spokane County Sheriff's Office reflect on evacuations during fires (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â More than two weeks after the Old Trails Fire forced over 60,000 people to evacuate their homes, law enforcement agencies are reflecting on what worked during the crisis and what needs improvement. The evacuation began shortly after the Old Trails Fire started, with deputies and police officers conducting door-to-door operations to alert residents. As the fire grew rapidly, so did the number of people forced to flee their homes. The situation became more complex when the Autum
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